Tag: history
Clara Barton’s Office of Missing Soldiers
I write to you from a hotel just outside my nation’s Capitol, dear readers. As part of my son’s education, we arranged with his aunt,
What Makes a Blade?
We’re still alive, here at Caer Dave. The last assault was repulsed with a barrage of cupcakes. It was close for a bit, there, but
Plotting around what you know
I’ve reached a point in the current book (#7 in the Applied Topology series, for those who care) where I have to stop, take a
Blast from the Past: Travel
Howdy, folks. I’m writing this at the tail end of a 12 hr shift, and looking at another six hours tomorrow (normally a day off).
